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The home affairs ministry stepped into a row last night about three redundancies at power firm Ascendant. The move came after three Bermudian marketing staff lost their jobs last week at Ascendant, parent company of Belco, and their roles were outsou...

The number of Bermudians in the workforce increased for the first time in 11 years in 2017. The Government’s Department of Statistics said that, based on last year’s Employment Survey, the number of people employed in Bermuda rose by 178 from 33,481 ...

Classes offered by the Community Education Development Programme are to be shelved at the end of this month, according to Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development. The move came after Mr Rabain informed the House of Assembly...

Most little boys enjoy playing with toy diggers and trucks, but for three-year-old Max Correia the machines were real and his play became passion. Now aged 24, the Devonshire resident is excited to be in a career where every day is different and he h...

Twenty students are spending the summer gaining work experience in the hospitality industry with the MEF Group. The group, which owns 12 restaurants around the island including Harbourfront, Fourways Inn, and Little Venice, invites students of all a...

The first round of summer interns for the Department of Workforce Development closed their work programme with a special breakfast with Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development. The programme, aimed at linking students with ...

A team of 37 students has begun summer employment within the various sections of the Ministry of Public Works. The high school and college students were recruited through the Government’s summer employment programme, a joint effort by the Department ...

A Bermudian bartender returned to work yesterday after being dismissed following his involvement in a public disturbance. Kenry Thorpe was let go from the MEF Group after an altercation at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club on June 10, which he later...

A total of 53 people have been trained in hospitality through a Government training programme, education minister Diallo Rabain announced this morning. Mr Rabain said three groups have undergone training at the Fairmont Southampton and the Hamilton P...

Without question, the twin afflictions of extreme income inequality and mounting poverty are recognised as the defining economic and public policy challenges facing the world today. Far from being isolated to a few countries or a specific region of t...

A new drive to put 101 people back to work will have a budget of about $1 million. The Minister of Public Works, Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, announced the “101 Jobs for 101 Days” scheme yesterday. Colonel Burch said the programme was “not a gimm...

Hundreds of hopeful applicants attended an event that aimed to put 100 islanders to work. Job hunters descended on the Hamilton Seventh-day Adventist Church yesterday to meet representatives from dozens of local firms in need of employees. It was pa...